What is love anyway? Let’s consult my tiny collection of Love Is gum wrappers:
At only 300 rubles a piece, these were easily the most affordable treat while I was in Voronezh in 1996, and they made a fun collection, too. I can’t find most of them (which I’d assembled into a book and given to my now-ex husband). But I did find these. So, according to our sweet little gum wrappers, Love Is…
- keeping her lips busy.
- keeping him/her always in your mind.
- missing half of the film for the sake of finding his/her shoes.
- being her caddy when she goes golfing.
- loosing appetite.
- phoning just to hear her voice.
- cooking for yourself when she is away to give birth to the baby.
- not being jealous when he/she spends time with the children.
- not letting her down.
- cooking him a dessert when you are on a diet.
- dressing perfumes just before he comes home.
- finding his has a high “kissability” factor.
Does that sound about right to you? I think we might be missing some ideas here. What is love to you?
Legend of Velda 
Hello my name is Dana. I am a deaf single mother of two. I know how you feel. It is not easy to be a single mother especially deaf becuause sometime my son 8 is getting better with sign language but sometimes he is frustrated with me so we pray for communication better.
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That would be rough, Dana! Do you have other ways that you can communicate easily? My dad once made a bit of a helper page that goes with communication books, and that has helped lots of people who had difficulty with signing. Best wishes to you and your son!
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